- female
- 6 Years
- 22/01/2025
My 6-month-old baby's eyes are watering continuously every day, and I'm quite worried. I've already consulted a doctor who showed me an exercise for my baby's eyes, which Ive been doing regularly, but the issue persists. I'm wondering why this might be happening and what else I could try to help my baby. Any advice?
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Follow your doctor advice to improve the lacrimal flow in your eyes,
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